http://www.falklands-oil.com/

http://www.rockhopperexploration.co.uk

http://www.argosresources.com/




Rockhopper was established in 2004 with a strategy to invest in and undertake an offshore oil exploration programme in the North Falkland Basin. It was floated on AIM in August 2005. Rockhopper was the first company to make a commercial oil discovery in the Falklands. Today Rockhopper is the largest acreage holder in the North Falkland Basin, with interests in the Greater Mediterranean region.

Well if you need some cheap coal or clogs you know where to ask.

Used to buy my clogs at the Nack, Seaham and have them nicely polished for 'Grab a Granny' night at the Rex in Whitley Bay - eeeeh that were fun!

Avsec last time i was at the Rex it was a disco in the big hall many moons ago,didnt pull even with my clogs highly polished......got not taste...that was my home town.

Marky - was it you that took my pint of Amber whilst I was dancing with that blonde in '72?

Come on Avsec, I thought you knew Markymar better than that.
He would have taken the blond as well!

Thought i come up from the mine to see if any news yet......"72" hmmm more like Dandelion and burdock with a straw in the bottle from the Bee Hive.

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I only ventured over that side for the Rex disco so perhaps it could have been your father?
When I was in Shields in the '70s the Marsden Grotto was my watering hole - which would have suited your love of mines (and caves?). There was more than coal in there as I recall...................

More like my elder brother and sister at vally Gardens.

Them days you could get the lift down to the watering hole......i think it re opened a few years a go with a lick of new paint sadley the hole in the rock has gone.

Did you ever venture into Tynemouth......its no where near my mine...i better go and feed the pit ponies clip clop clip clop

"Did you ever venture into Tynemouth......"

I wasn't THAT brave!

Just a wild thought.

Could it be that the results of the Coring are so unbelievably good that even they find them hard to accept, so there double/triple checking.

All together now.......Always look on the bright side of life!

Note...The above may be more nearer the truth then we think!

Maybe more tests Greek so they can give more detail....great to have more meat on the bones something to chew on.

Off down the mine lets hope there is some news when i get back up clip clop clip clop

Avsec where your stomping ground?

Markymar,

Looks like your right re further testing.

Posted on another site.
This is obviously the reason why no RNS.

They didn't say further announcement in 7 days.

They said drilling will take a further 7 days

A further announcement will be made once coring is completed (no timescale mentioned on this) END

I usually pride myself on detail, but I must admit to adding 2 + 2 and getting 5 on the 7 day expected coring timescale meaning a RNS release in 7 days.
As we know coring completion, will mean logging the findings, so could be a few days yet.

The RKH share price has held up well today

Might be a third discovery by the look of it.....

Wonderful reaction by the market.....shouldn't this go up ?...not down....

I think the sp drop is due to the fact that most were expecting news similar to the updates we have had before following the coring, but the coring has to go for full, analysis. That should see the sp move back up.
Of course the general market malaise is not helping.

StockMarketWire.com
Rockhopper Exploration has confirmed that coring operations at well 14/10-9z have been successfully completed.

The sidetrack, well 14/10-9z, was drilled to a total depth of 2600m md. A total 60m of core was cut through Casper and Sea Lion bringing the total amount of core cut during the entire drilling campaign to 340m (1,115 ft) to date.

Additionally, a further set of formation pressure test points and samples were taken over the Kermit reservoir which indicate residual oil saturation.

The well will now be plugged and abandoned as planned and a further announcement will be issued on the spudding of the next well, located in licence PL004b (which Rockhopper has farmed into with operatorship and an aggregate 60% interest), which will target the most southerly extent of the SLMC and additionally the Beverley prospect.

Fracking oil anyone.

Having been invested in RKH for several years hoping to make my fortune (isn't that why we are all here), I could have perhaps invested in an oil discovery less than 2 miles from where I live, instead of an oil field several thousand miles away.

Rathlin Energy to drill for Yorkshire oil.

So should I sell my shares in Rockhopper or stick with them.
I suspect the Sealion and accompanying discoveries may be just a tad bigger, than the Bishop Burton field.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-humber-15865887

greek who is going to pay to bring the "estimated" oil to market?